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today on a war powers resolution that would force President Trump to seek congressional approval
“for additional U.S. military action against Iran. A similar measure did not clear the Senate”
yesterday where the vote was 53 to 47 against the resolution. In a statement Democratic Senator Chris van Holland of Maryland accuses the president of launching what he calls an illegal and regime change war against Tehran. Israeli air strikes targeting Hezbollah installations in southern Lebanon continued overnight. NPR's Hedil Al-Saltchi in Beirut says officials in Lebanon say the Israeli strikes killed more than 70 people. Israel said the strikes are in reaction to
Hezbollah launching rockets and to northern Israel earlier this week. Hezbollah said it was
in reaction to Israel's attacks in Iran, and its continued strikes in Lebanon even after a ceasefire
was brokered last year. Israel targeted a Palestinian refugee camp in the coastal city of Tripoli, killing two according to the Lebanese health ministry. Israel also issued new evacuation
“orders to everyone south of the Latani, a river considered a front line in the conflict. This”
raised fears that Israel could begin a ground offensive in South Lebanon. Hedil Al-Saltchi NPR News Beirut Sri Lanka says its navy has recovered at least 87 bodies from an Iranian warship, sunk by a U.S. submarine, or then 30 others were rescued from that ship. The Iranian naval ship was hit by a torpedo fired by an American submarine off the coast of Sri Lanka. Officials in Turkey say a ballistic munition headed for its airspace from Iran was shot down
yesterday. No injuries were reported. Turkey is a member of NATO and host the 39th wing of the U.S. Air Force at a Turkish air base there. Immigration enforcement and the actions of federal agents in Minnesota got much of the focus at yesterday's House Judiciary Committee hearing. NPR Semena Bustillo says Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Nome was pressed for answers
“a day after she appeared before a Senate panel. The committee's ranking member,”
Jim Cratt and Jamie Raskin, was one of several who pressed Secretary Nome over her labeling of two citizens killed as, quote, domestic terrorists after their deaths. What happened in Minnesota in those two incidents was an absolute tragedy. "Were they a domestic terrorist as you said to
the country?" "I can do all this to their families because I know that their lives will never be the
same." There was a large split between Republicans and Democrats over weather immigration enforcement tactics have gone too far. Meanwhile lawmakers are still trying to negotiate a deal to fund Nome's department. DHS is in the third week of a shutdown, meaning hundreds of thousands of federal workers are working without pay or furloughed. He managed to deal with NPR News, Washington. "The Wall Street Journal reports Morgan Stanley plans to lay off 2,500 employees. This is NPR News."
Republican Senator Steve Danes of Montana says he's decided not to seek a third term. Danes announced his decision, minutes ahead of a filing deadline. Montana's attorney general Kurt Almye entered the race for Danes' seat, cheat, seat, shortly before the same filing deadline. Almye is also a Republican and was immediately endorsed by President Trump. Former college and NFL football coach, Lou Holtz, has died at the age of 89. Holtz was a member of college
football's Hall of Fame in one a national championship while at Notre Dame as Michael Galenberger with Member Station WVPE reports. Holtz racked up nearly 250 wins and more than three decades as a head coach that included 11 seasons at Notre Dame, where he led the fighting guy rich to the 1988 national championship. President Donald Trump awarded Holtz the presidential Medal of Freedom in 2020 after he voiced his support for the president during that year's Republican
National Convention. "In President Trump we have a president, we could trust, who worked hard in making America greater and who genuinely cares about people." Holtz sent it his coaching career at the University of South Carolina in 2004. For NPR News, I'm Michael Galenberger. Triple A says gasoline prices continue going up amid the ongoing U.S. and Israeli attacks against Iran, the cost of regular gas is now averaging $3.25 a gallon, the price has risen 25 cents
since Monday, it uncertainty about the world's oil supplies. I'm Dave Madingley in Washington. This message comes from wise, the app for international people using money around the globe. You can send, spend, and receive an up to 40 currencies with only a few simple taps. Be smart, get wise, download the wise app today or visit wise.com, tease and seize apply.
